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In the fifth blog of our five-part series on surveillance in healthcare, we set out guidance for healthcare professionals when patients want to record medical conversations.
The CMA has today launched a market study into the private dentistry sector focusing on the supply of private dental services, including preventative, clinically necessary and cosmetic treatments in the UK.
A recent High Court decision, R (CGT) v West Sussex County Council, has significant implications for NHS and local authority commissioners navigating the interface between personal injury compensation, statutory funding duties and financial assessments.
Healthcare providers are adapting to a new approach to patient safety investigations following the introduction of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) in August 2022.
In the fourth blog of our five part series on surveillance in healthcare, we examine the use of FRT in the workplace, exploring their potential benefits, associated risks and challenges, and the professional responsibilities involved in deploying them.
With the CMA signalling that it may launch a market study into private dentistry, understanding the market study process is essential.
The UK government has raised concerns about hidden costs, a lack of transparency and overtreatment in private dentistry. In response, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has signalled that it may launch a market study into the sector.
In this third blog in our five-part series on surveillance in healthcare, we consider best practices for surveillance in healthcare settings.
In this second blog in our five part series on surveillance in healthcare, we explore what staff need to know about monitoring and how these principles translate into everyday practice.
The Competition and Markets Authority is continuing with initial steps in its investigation into the four completed acquisitions by Welltower Inc. of care homes managed by Barchester, HC-One, Aria Care and Danforth Care.
In today’s healthcare environments, surveillance and monitoring technologies have become integral to daily operations.
The case concerned LE, a 46-year-old woman with schizophrenia and diabetes, who developed severe dry gangrene in the fingers and toes following complications during a hospital admission.